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A Prayer from the Baha'i Writings A Meditation from the Baha'i Writings
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The Search for Truth

Man must cut himself free from all prejudice and from the result of his own imagination, so that he may be able to search for truth unhindered. Truth is one in all religions, and by means of it the unity of the world can be realized.

All the peoples have a fundamental belief in common. Being one, truth cannot be divided, and the differences that appear to exist among the nations only result from their attachment to prejudice. If only men would search out truth, they would find themselves united.

('Abdu'l-Bahá: Paris Talks, Page: 129)

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View a larger picture. Also present was Jalal Mills, a member of the Continental Board of Counsellors for Australasia, who addressed the gathering about the history the Bahá'í Faith in Papua New Guinea.

Dr. Mills' father, John Mills, was present in Madina when the first Local Spiritual Assembly was formed.

Guests enjoyed a lavish traditional feast prepared by the Bahá'í women of Madina.

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